For/in the foreseeable future
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Happening or continue for a period of time that can be reasonably predicted.
Due to the construction work, this road will be closed for the foreseeable future.

Often appears as...
- closed for the foreseeable future
- remain for the foreseeable future
phrase
Expected or predict to happen for a long time in the future, often because current circumstances make it seem likely.
He is expected to remain in prison for the foreseeable future.

Often appears as...
- remain for the foreseeable future
- stay for the foreseeable future
phrase
Happening or continue for a period of time that can be reasonably predicted.
Due to the construction work, this road will be closed for the foreseeable future.

Often appears as...
- closed for the foreseeable future
- remain for the foreseeable future
phrase
Expected or predict to happen for a long time in the future, often because current circumstances make it seem likely.
He is expected to remain in prison for the foreseeable future.

Often appears as...
- remain for the foreseeable future
- stay for the foreseeable future
Definition 1 of 2

Not Exact Time
This phrase doesn't specify an exact time period, just that it's longer than very soon.

The museum will be under renovation for the foreseeable future.
Vague Duration
Use when the exact duration is unknown, but expected to be long.

She'll be working abroad for the foreseeable future.
Expectation
Implies an expectation based on current information or trends.

With the current budget cuts, funding will be limited for the foreseeable future.
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